Troubleshooting and Repair of an LCD TV

Whether it is an LCD or LED TV, it would face glitches, problems and issues just like any other appliance. After all these are just electronics that tend to falter every now and then. They fail to turn on or respond the way we want them to at times and this necessitates you calling for expert TV repair in Jacksonville FL. Although you might find that some problems with your television sets can be taken care of at home with just a bit of self taught lessons from YouTube. So let’s have a look at some of the most common problems that our TVs face and what solutions we can opt for.

TV Screen Going Blank

If you are facing this problem, you need to check the power supply unit inside the TV set. There are different components of a TV set. The power supply unit receives current and then sends it to all those parts of the LED / LCD TV. Whenever there is a sudden surge in input supply, the power unit will encounter an issue. Typically what happens is that the capacitors on the power supply boards begin failing. At times you will have to disassemble the TV set. You will be able to see a leaking or bulging capacitors. The tricky part is that you have already opened up your TV, and now there is nothing you can do except calling in the TV Repair expert in Jacksonville FL. Well of course if you can find the right component to replace the capacitor with and have some strong soldering skills, you are good to go.

When Your TV Shows Blue, Green, Or Black Pixels

Yes, they look cute but they don’t feel right, do they? This happens when your television is not getting a signal. You will have to check the inlets connected to the main source sockets of the TV. At times there is a problem with the inner display sheet of the screen that begins to leak. This is called pixel leak and can happen when your TV has been in transit or some kind of heavy object is kept when transporting it from one location to another. Most of the times you will not need to call in a TV repair professional in Jacksonville because it might be a simple connectivity issue. It can be solved by adjusting the cable or satellite box (or other device). You may need to “reset” your DVD player or the cable or the receiver dish if the problem persists. There is also a chance that the video cable is damaged.

Can Your TV Set Heat Up?

Yes, it can heat up very fast and just like an iron would. If due to some reason you are not using the stock or original wiring that came with the television set, this might happen. The set may get heated up rather quickly and may even remain that way even after you’ve turned it off. In such a case it is better to get in touch with your TV Repair professional in Jacksonville FL and ask for a more suitable cable and set of adapters that are built for the brand of TV you use.